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Pachamama

(16,884 posts)

7. Cancel - No

Reply to Imallin4Joe (Original post)

Sun Sep 5, 2021, 03:15 PM

Sep 2021

But they should pay higher premiums and deductibles if they choose not to vaccinate.

I also feel that at some point unvaccinated should not be allowed to be taking critically needed ICU beds from those that are vaccinated and people who need critical care who don’t have COVID.

At some point I would even say that those COVID and Science deniers should have their care separate at a different facility. May sound harsh - but they rejected science so why take the limited best care from those who do trust science?

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Should health insurance companies be encouraged to cancel policies for vaccine refusers? [View all] Imallin4Joe Sep 2021 OP

the ACA prohibits them from cancelling policies due to preexisting conditions.nt. drray23 Sep 2021 #1

Well.... FarPoint Sep 2021 #3

Vaccine refusal has nothing to do with PE conditions.. Imallin4Joe Sep 2021 #6

The issue isn't pre-existing condiitions. Framing it that way invites Ms. Toad Sep 2021 #15

My insurer is Medicare Sherman A1 Sep 2021 #2

yes gopiscrap Sep 2021 #4

I m h o they should not be able to cancel someone for this Dreampuff Sep 2021 #5

Cancel - No Pachamama Sep 2021 #7

No. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2021 #8

hospitals should kick anyone un-vaccinated out of the facility lapfog_1 Sep 2021 #9

Agree totally. Give the COVIDIOTS a jug of Boone's Farm and some beef jerky kairos12 Sep 2021 #13

Change insurance coverage costs at open enrollment starting Jan 1. Tadpole Raisin Sep 2021 #10

No. Demsrule86 Sep 2021 #11

No. Really no. Shocking idea. Hortensis Sep 2021 #12

When the insurance companies see which group is breaking them, they will self-regulate. Runningdawg Sep 2021 #14